@marshallk Happy to expand: note the observation was off the cuff – so there may be some thinking out loud in any follow up.
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@marshallk I’ve not read Parenti’s book, but I think the quote is largely accurate regarding current rightist group cultures in the U.S.
@marshallk That’s consistent with the observed linkage of self-identified ‘conservatism’ — religious, political, cultural, (economic, though I don’t believe I’ve seen as much recent research surface in general media) with more dogmatism in attitude, perception, behavior (cognition…).
@marshallk That’s visibly a phenomenon of the Right at the moment in the U.S. – and also within the EU (Hungary), Latin America (Bolsonaro), Asia (Duterte, etc.)
@marshallk The alignment of rightist = conservative = dogmatic (= two-dimensional in my casual categorization) is typical, and strongly on trend for ~the past 40 years in the English-speaking world – but it’s definitely not exclusive in history.